Korean seerfish (Scomberomorus koreanus) is a saltwater species recorded in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia. The main season in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia runs autumn, winter.
Scientific name: Scomberomorus koreanus · Water: Saltwater · Season: Autumn, Winter
Size: up to 150 cm
The Korean seerfish is a schooling scombrid that feeds on small schooling fishes such as sardines and anchovies, along with shrimps. Commonly about 60 cm and up to 150 cm fork length. A high-priced fish, sold both fresh and dried-salted; it forms an important part of the drift net fishery in Palk Bay, India. In season in winter.
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